IPOB Press Release
November 28 2021 | IPOB
Following the incessant attacks and abductions going on in South-East by the Nigeria security agents, we the global movement and family of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) wish to tell Biafrans with any case of missing family member, to go to Kaduna State and check if they could be found there. We gathered that some of those abducted from Obigbo in Rivers State last year as well as some of the Biafrans being abducted in Imo State are also in various secret detention cells in Kaduna.
It has come to the knowledge of IPOB that about 95 innocent citizens of Obigbo were discovered in Kaduna, 257 others kidnapped from Orlu Imo State sponsored by the Supreme Court Administrator of Imo State Hope Uzodinma were discovered in different secret Army cells in Abuja. Some Orlu Residents Abducted by Soldiers discovered In Kaduna Prisons, while 257 others still missing.
Members of the public are also invited to go and check their missing ones in different Army detention centres in Abuja.
IPOB intelligence unit will not relent in the efforts towards unravelling the various secret cells and detention facilities where our people are hidden and locked up to rot away in Northern Nigeria. Hope Uzodinma of Imo State and Nyesom Wike of Rivers State were doing the bidding of their slave master because of political position, we are seriously surprise how these men were using the blood of their people to bargain for political power.
We therefore, put the world on notice of the fresh discovery of 95 abducted Obigbo and Orlu residents including six females and 89 males in Kaduna Prisons and secret cells in Abuja. We discovered newly Army abductees, including one Ugochukwu, who we discovered died as a result of severe torture. Over 257 others are still missing till today following the treachery of Hope Uzodinma and Nyesom Wike.
IPOB is urging world leaders, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other reputable Human Rights Organisations in the world to take note of these atrocities and genocidal attacks and humiliations on people of Biafra. NIGERIA GOVERNMENT, Wike and Uzodinma must be made to account for their atrocities against the people of Biafra.
Some of the detainees were found in Obinze-Owerri. Bori Camp Port Harcourt Rivers State, 82 Division Enugu including Army barracks at Afikpo in Abia State. These people were detained for more than 10 months with severe torture and starvation, and later transferred to Kaduna, Abuja and other security facilities scattered in the North.
Our people abducted by Nigeria soldiers and other security agencies are now detained at Kaduna prisons, Abacha Barracks, Mogadishu Barracks Abuja and the dreaded Abattoir barracks Abuja languishing for committing no crime against the law of Nigeria. Their only crime is because they are Biafrans.
Below are some of the detainees scattered across the various detention facilities under inhuman conditions:
Humphrey Onyii, Kenechukwu Paul, Kacil Ude, Antonio Obi, Oluchi Nwaba, Ben Akachukwu, Mebechukwu Ifeanyi, Ebube Uche, David Akudo, Nnamdi Ndidi, Francis Collins, Ozioma Anurika (female), Odinaka Prince, Kingsley Obinna, Ekechukwu Joshua, Ekechukwu Paul, Pius Victoria (female), Emmanuel Obinna, Kanyinene Andrew, Kosisochukwu Best, Kachi Ude, Uchechukwu Uba, Londonboy Kelvin, Chinedu Anwuru, Sunday Adaoche, Chika Obasi, Isaac Ejekwe, and Benjamin Orakwe.
Others are Maxwell Uba, Kenneth Erochukwu, Mba Osigwe, Harrison Ezenwa, Boniface Nsowolu, Lawrence Celestine, Ugonna Kennedy, Nwadike Akolam, Jerry Chukwuemeka, Arinze Somtoochukwu, Anyanwu Ositadinma, Livinus Shedrack, Monday Uba, Ogugua Chukwuebuka, Prince Eze Ugochi, Ndubuisi Anayo, Bright Okafor, Emma Okafor, Henry Sopuruchukwu, Chika Ugwueze, Osinachi Jerry, Abraham Emeka, Moses Uzoma, Aaron Osagie, Onyekachi Chukwu and Chukwu Prince.
Others include Ibe Francis, Maduka Synagogue, Onyinyechi Chukwuma (female), Maurine Akapu (female), Ebuka Ositadinma, Ebere Anyanwu, Paulina Eberechukwu, Ekene Maria Chisaram (female), Chibuikem Anarue, Success Anome, Richard Onyii, Peter Charise, Nwa Daddy, Boniface, Igwe Harry, Chinonso Kelvin, Geoffrey Egemba, Ikechukwu Mike, Chike Ndurugo, Chima Okorie, David Amaefula, Aloysius Kalu, Valerian Ndubuisi, Kingsley Ebube, Chukwuebuka Aja, Nwabuife Henry, Elias Chima, Anthony Austin, Benjamin Amechi, Ugwunna John, Chisom Mbah, Ejikom Louis, Mgbeke Jasper, Odoh Joshua, Oku Solomon, Chidi Ugomsi, Mathias Osuji and two others; totaling 95 persons including six females and others and these females detainees were raped by Nigeria soldiers.
COMRADE EMMA POWERFUL MEDIA AND PUBLICITY SECRETARY FOR IPOB.
Published by:
Chibuike Nebeokike
For: IPOB
